took advanatge of the warm weather
05-08-2011, 06:12 PM
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took advanatge of the warm weather
Got the back dash where I want it:
The car still had the factory speakers so I used them to make templates for the baffles:
Here the finished products. Baffles were also deadened:
Passenger side installed
Driver's side deadened and installed:
Im still unsure where I want to mount the tweeters, I'm aiming for the side mirror garnish but I have to do some cutting, last resort will be to mount it to the door panel.
You know I likes my beer!
Now I didnt want the headache of trying to fish the wires through the door jam so I just splices in the harness.........no not the factory harness. Here are the wires all neat and bundled up:
Speaker wire and RCAs twisted together and zip tied, ready for some runnage:
Time for the amp rack. Due to the shape of the cutout in my back seat I was crammped for space so I had to stack another piece of mdf for the smaller amp to sit on and also to make wiring easier. The smaller sits 3/4" higher than the other amp:
Binding Posts, 1 in, and 1 about to be hammered in:
Banana Plugs on some 8 gauge wire:
Trunk deadened and box installed:
I'm just waiting on a ground block, to finish the wiring.
The car still had the factory speakers so I used them to make templates for the baffles:
Here the finished products. Baffles were also deadened:
Passenger side installed
Driver's side deadened and installed:
Im still unsure where I want to mount the tweeters, I'm aiming for the side mirror garnish but I have to do some cutting, last resort will be to mount it to the door panel.
You know I likes my beer!
Now I didnt want the headache of trying to fish the wires through the door jam so I just splices in the harness.........no not the factory harness. Here are the wires all neat and bundled up:
Speaker wire and RCAs twisted together and zip tied, ready for some runnage:
Time for the amp rack. Due to the shape of the cutout in my back seat I was crammped for space so I had to stack another piece of mdf for the smaller amp to sit on and also to make wiring easier. The smaller sits 3/4" higher than the other amp:
Binding Posts, 1 in, and 1 about to be hammered in:
Banana Plugs on some 8 gauge wire:
Trunk deadened and box installed:
I'm just waiting on a ground block, to finish the wiring.
05-08-2011, 09:48 PM
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05-09-2011, 01:20 AM
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Yep waiting on a ground block to finish the wiring
Deadener is Audio Technix
With the doors and trunk deadened now my roof rattles so ill have to work on that
Is there any other way to treat the mdf without using resin?????
Deadener is Audio Technix
With the doors and trunk deadened now my roof rattles so ill have to work on that
Is there any other way to treat the mdf without using resin?????
